Sentence examples for space potential from inspiring English sources

Finally, the analysis of beam space potential from data obtained with a 4-Grid analyser is presented.

Upon entering the space, potential buyers are marched down a gleaming white hallway lined with custom car ornaments, a photograph of Babe Ruth and prints by Irving Penn.

For instance, by overlaying virtual data and images on to a physical space, potential flaws that may arise in complicated processes such as laying ceiling pipes can be spotted early.

These are ideal for very small bathrooms or for maximising the space potential of a corner or recess to provide a showering experience that is easy for everyone to use.

As the potential approaches to the space potential, the ion current to the body decreases and the net current to the body becomes zero.

In the ionospheric plasma, the body becomes negatively charged with respect to the space potential due to large thermal velocity of electrons.

Because the GSE prepares teachers to work in schools that increasingly have their own makerspaces, she added, it's become important for them to develop the skills and confidence to take advantage of the spaces' potential.

The ESWs in space are regarded to as electron phase-space potential holes (electron holes, EHs) that are the Bernstein-Greene-Kruskal (BGK) modes, i.e., 1D equilibrium solutions to the time-independent Vlasov-Poisson equations [Bernstein et al. [1957]; Chen and Parks [2002].

The ligand binding site at the receptor was represented by pre-calculated 0.5 Å spacing potential grid maps, representing van der Waals potentials for hydrogens and heavy-atoms, electrostatics, hydrophobicity, and hydrogen bonding, respectively.

The binding pocket was described by five 0.5 Å spacing potential grid maps, representing van der Waals potentials for hydrogens and heavy atoms, electrostatics, hydrophobicity, and hydrogen bonding.

"There's also a big demand to have more meeting space and potential hotel space".